Alsobrooks Hogan debate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:AA makes Maryland look like a stupid state.

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I will be a split ticket for Harris and Hogan. AA has not shown me she would be the best advocate for our state

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Alsobrooks also owes nearly $60k in back taxes. And she was a prosecutor?!? “A law for me but not for me.”

You need a little work on your quoting, hon!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:AA makes Maryland look like a stupid state.

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I will be a split ticket for Harris and Hogan. AA has not shown me she would be the best advocate for our state

What advocacy for our state so you need?

You must not care about national level policy issues.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:AA makes Maryland look like a stupid state.

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I will be a split ticket for Harris and Hogan. AA has not shown me she would be the best advocate for our state

Hogan won’t be able to advocate for anything. He’ll be a Republican puppet, and McConnell and friends don’t care about Maryland. If there’s a democratic majority in the senate, I could see alsobrooks having considerable power. She’s a very compelling candidate. Wouldn’t surprise me if she ascends to a leadership role.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:AA makes Maryland look like a stupid state.

+1
I will be a split ticket for Harris and Hogan. AA has not shown me she would be the best advocate for our state

What advocacy for our state so you need?

You must not care about national level policy issues.

Why should I care about people in other states?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Alsobrooks also owes nearly $60k in back taxes. And she was a prosecutor?!? “A law for me but not for me.”

Shes paying $18000 + about 12%/yr simple interest which added up to $43K total. She made a mistake and promptly made good when notified, according to the law.

She's so squeaky clean that this nothint burger is all Hogan and Hogan's fan have to try to prolong his expired career and prevent women from having reproductive health care, which would costs society far more than $18K worth of damage for each millions of women.

https://wjla.com/features/i-team/maryland-us-senate-candidate-angela-alsobrooks-unpaid-property-tax-bill-washington-dc-campaign-penalty-percent-waived-larry-hogan

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why does everyone have amnesia over who raised taxes on the DC middle class? Remember that SALT deduction? Who capped it? That’s known as increasing taxes. I can’t take anymore Republican tax hikes on the middle class.

He only did that because we vote Democrat. Vote Republican to curry favor with the petty tyrant

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought Larry Hogan did a good job as governor in many ways, and I liked the idea of having a “Maverick” a la John McCain to help the disgraced, dismantled Republican Party get back on track and regain a shred of dignity. A two-party system with two healthy parties is more appealing to me than the current cesspool the GOP has allowed itself to be made into.

So I did consider voting for him. But when she made those points about what a coward he actually is, and how he’s ready to “put on the jersey,” and how he actually isn’t pro choice, she fully swayed me and not only was I thrilled to cast my vote for her by mail-in vote yesterday, I’m a proud donor as well.

Anyone who wants to talk about taxes must first talk about Donald Trump. That’s the bigger fish you need to fry.

Hogan was loudly 100% anti-choice his whole time as governor. He only looks a little pro-choice compared to Republicans because he wasn't willing to break the law to stop abortions, so he allowed near the minimum required by voters and the Legislature.

[Anonymous]

I'm not voting for the guy who imposed Big Government control to steam roll the voters of local communities and their local representatives, to change the statewide school calendar to promote his personal real estate profit interests

https://www.wbaltv.com/article/governor-larry-hogan-bill-school-start-after-labor-day/30702959

[Anonymous]

We will finally get another MD state poll now that the debate happened?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm not voting for the guy who imposed Big Government control to steam roll the voters of local communities and their local representatives, to change the statewide school calendar to promote his personal real estate profit interests

https://www.wbaltv.com/article/governor-larry-hogan-bill-school-start-after-labor-day/30702959

So you don't support Montgomery Planning's Attainable Housing Strategies, right?

[Anonymous]

MD is obviously going to go to Harris. That makes the Senate race much more interesting. I really like Hogan. I think of him as an old guard Republican. AA is too liberal for me. However putting Hogan in the Senate will shift the balance and I don’t think he will be able to get anything done. He’ll go from having a lot of power as gov. to having very little power in the senate.

He keeps saying he’ll do what’s right for MD. On most issues that would mean voting against his party.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MD is obviously going to go to Harris. That makes the Senate race much more interesting. I really like Hogan. I think of him as an old guard Republican. AA is too liberal for me. However putting Hogan in the Senate will shift the balance and I don’t think he will be able to get anything done. He’ll go from having a lot of power as gov. to having very little power in the senate.

He keeps saying he’ll do what’s right for MD. On most issues that would mean voting against his party.

Maryland is solidly blue, but it’s not a terribly progressive state, more moderate Democrats. It will be interesting to see how many of them will vote for Hogan out of protest since they already know that the state will go to Harris. It reminds me of how the polls failed to really capture Trump support in 2016.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:AA makes Maryland look like a stupid state.

+1
I will be a split ticket for Harris and Hogan. AA has not shown me she would be the best advocate for our state

What advocacy for our state so you need?

You must not care about national level policy issues.

Why should I care about people in other states?

That’s maybe the most un-American thing I’ve read on the internet in years, and that’s really saying something.

[Anonymous]

Instead of changing parties to independent, Hogan has to put on a blue tie and pretend he’s not a republican. He’s full of it.